The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-02
THE mURRAn WAGON.

+ niapilmse, We give the words Of II
. TnE mURRAn WAGON.
Ala. "Wait for the wagon"
'hrrri4a fine equipage
That fushea round the town,
o pick up "yags" and drunkards.
inl to hunt the low class down;
M, poof man takes drink or two
lnd -'aggcrs ON the street.
~ throw him In the wagon,
Mud then they yell and bleat
ofus.
Look out for the wagon,
The llurrah wagon,
l,k out for the wagon.
DE- else you'll got ride"
llut ifa dude or banker
tiels out upon tear,
lnd f,.iscs Ned upon the street
The wagon Isn't there
copper takes him gently home.
Mex, lay the papers state,
lord We're lie We're was overcome
BY tho suns excessive heat.
tuoRrs-
But he don't see the wagon.
The llurrah wagon,
lie doesn't see the wagon.
And he doesn't get u ride.
la soon ~ Shove's elected
The wagon is for sale.
ihs drunken .dude or banker
viii have u walk to jail.
ill cli,sses will be served alike.
. And Justice will obtain.
50 vote the Labor ticket. boys.
And you'll never ride again.
,uoRus-
Who'll buy the wagon?
The lIurrah wagon.
Let's sell the wagon,
And we'll never take ride
CHARLES CugEsEwRiGnT.
The United Labor party is the only
clean party in the field. II goes fol
principle only and II has already &C
proved itself. The workers will remem
btr that when It's ticket WAS irst noni
uated II contained the names Of som,
men VINO were members OF the club ant
Who had pledged them selves to the sup
port II new party. They however ode
cliued" whereupon the party passed the
hlloSiu resolutions showing that the,
meant 10 "hew to the line y
Whereas, The United Labor Party o
beaver believing IN the principle OF tn,
ullcr seeking the man, nominated one
week ag0 certain men who were pledged
ucmoers Of thls Club. for certain offices,
men who had In the past pretended to
be friends OF Labor;
And whereas, Some Of said nominees
have withdrawn from the ticket through
the public prints IN a way evidently de.
signed 10 hurt this party with the peo-
p,e;
Aud whereas, We firmly believe that
such Withdrawals are occasioned either
by intimidation or corruption;
Resolved, That II anv ofthe nominees
Who have so withdrawn from our ticket
ever come up for office ON either Of tb'
nli party tickets, that we will cas-
AGAINST them every vote and use every
possible energy TO secure their defeat.
rhe people eau DO assured that NJ
public officers elected by the Labo
pirty will ever treat bribery as 1t wa
UNANIMOUSLY treated by both the repub
i,ans and democrats in the presen
legislature. II Is we'll to bear Ia min'
Nnat their opinion Is Of men who ex
pose bribery. Here Ia what they said
Ma PRESrIss an unanimous re
port OF the committee Of investigation
followed by an unanimous vote OF th'
house in adopting that report, II hal
been determined that your action II
exposing man who attempted to brib'
asbean such ~ to deserve that severes
punishment that can be administered 4
a sensitive man, viz, public reprimant
at the bar Of this house.
Granting that your intentions wer
all uSht, yon now see and feel To-
plainly the folly OF constituting your
self tie guardian Of the honor OF tn
members of This BODY.
y
Your action was wrong. II ha
worked the discharge Of one OF the ofii
,Ials Ut this body (tbis officer was FAX
rs,he briberl in whom We had con
hdti tireQ!O The injury that has bee
dprc to him he may never recove
,upIlN
Your action was also calculated
place another member from your ow
comfy in questionable position. IN
unanimous report Of the committee hs
shown how unjust to him such conclu
sioh would have been.
Your greatest fault, Mr.. Prentiss,
tba' YOU have tried to do too mucf
lei ae in all Kindness suggest that 20
cultivate modesty and prudence in you
e1oes."
Taree meetings were held Monda